Aegean

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by Aegean 16y ago
This can happen in the opposite extreme in the software engineering world. Only few best hackers see things through, and the remaining %99 argue with them missing the point that is very subtle.
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by Aegean 16y ago
if this code was licensed with an open source license and he adhered to terms, this would be perfectly valid. You _can_ indeed copy such code and write whatever snarky comments you want about it. But in this case this code is copyrighted an
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by Aegean 16y ago
Its a great insight to how the conversation goes with a large corporation, so thanks to whoever posted it. However the conversation becomes rather emotional. The first email is pretty professional, concisely describing a problem and solutio
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An energy-independent future(thedailyshow.com)
2 points by Aegean 16y ago|0 comments
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by Aegean 16y ago
"I am 20. My goal is to amass $1m (Australian) by 35 so I can do some substantial things later in life" Raise your aim higher. Aim for $1.5M by 30 to start with. The amount you raise to will call for different things for you to do in life r
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Living with a long sales cycle(inc.com)
12 points by Aegean 16y ago|2 comments
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by Aegean 16y ago
I was going to say the same thing. Its not about being a single founder, its about experience. I knew what to do when I started my startup. The people I employ ask me questions. Its all because I have spent considerable time learning my ski
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by Aegean 16y ago
You are missing my point. I specifically said food and drinks . Lets define natural if you find it vague. I call it natural when it is within the normal diet of humans throughout their evolution. I am not talking about natural mercury
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by Aegean 16y ago
OK this study has some perspective to aspartame converting to formaldehyde. But what about the excitotoxic effects? I've heard aspartame excites nerve cells in the brain in unusually increased levels which eventually causes the cells to bur
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by Aegean 16y ago
You should not drink so much aspartame drinks on such regular basis. The biggest reason is it is unnatural material that your body is not used to. These people who study the effects are mere scientists. They have no way to know how your gen
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by Aegean 16y ago
Not so interesting from a hacking perspective. He chat with a soldier and released information on his findings and now he's a famous hacker?
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by Aegean 16y ago
1. Generally you would not want them to micro-manage your operations. 2. If you are hard working and having good progress, it should not matter too much.
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by Aegean 16y ago
I may look too arrogant to say this, but I think this guy has a reality check problem. He still says in 20 years people won't be having cars in cities. I don't see myself going out of the house for daily shopping with something like a segwa
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Startup Idea: Instantaneous online group chat
2 points by Aegean 16y ago|1 comments
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by Aegean 16y ago
"However Apple's potential here is hugely overstated. ARM licensees aren't at the whim of ARM -- they knew to sign generous IP agreements that essentially allow them to fork the technology." Do you mean companies like Marvell have comprehen
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by Aegean 16y ago
I think of it this way: Buying ARM for some billion dollars would give Apple the advantage of having unique processors on its devices. Is this enough justification for such an expenditure? I think it is not for a various reasons. 1) No matt
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by Aegean 16y ago
I definitely agree, new minds bring new perspective and can actually spot issues you never thought of.
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by Aegean 16y ago
I think its not only about memory, but about how rewarding it is to seek new opportunities than constantly sow the existing ones.
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by Aegean 16y ago
I am curious to know - do they use preservatives or unnatural additives?
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by Aegean 16y ago
There has been similar other foundations in the past. Generally their work was in the form of a filesystem or distribution but it never picked up as mainstream. I hope this brings out something useful. I suppose this will deliver a tools +
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by Aegean 16y ago
I think there should definitely be a free version at least until it gets established. I simply wanted to check what it is about without any commitments including the hassle to go through a payment processor.
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by Aegean 16y ago
The purpose of the question is configuring software before building. You typically want to do it in automated fashion as opposed to any cut and paste. A menu-based system is easy to use, and with a configuration mini-language you can produc
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Ask HN: How do you configure your software?
9 points by Aegean 16y ago|4 comments
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by Aegean 16y ago
"killing a year finding the right investment approach while your money makes even a very low percentage rate is, for a 20 year old, a better approach than rushing out ..." So if you get $5M you should be looking to sacrifice a year from you
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by Aegean 16y ago
I don't understand people providing numbers about rates and how they differ. If there is suicide, it means something is wrong. It's simple as that. You don't need numbers. We are so used to providing statistics and being empirical but we
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by Aegean 16y ago
Though his interest is in an electronic circuit board since thats his profession.
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by Aegean 16y ago
Creative.
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by Aegean 16y ago
Yes this is always a mystery to me too. I am not a web developer. When I develop a web project there are always others who do it differently and better. I improved by some steps doing it the hard way, but it would be great to have some insi
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by Aegean 16y ago
The only problem I find with chrome is that it doesn't work with every website. Particularly complicated ones that require a lot of steps such as payment, which you don't want to repeat if the site breaks on chrome. I recently got a 3.2Ghz
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by Aegean 16y ago
Too much writing and pictures in landing page. Also what is your future value proposition? Is it only the ability to link emails to linked in?

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